Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-08-18
LOCAL BREyITIEs.

Richard Thompson, of Santa Cruz, has
been appointed a Notary Public.
The residence of A Bracken, Davisville,
was burglarized Tuesday evening and
robbed of $l35.
The Hussar Band serenaded Captain F.
Elmer, of the Hussars, last evening, and
were Hospitality entertained by tina. gentle
man.
Dick" Deverell, the leader of the First
q. S. Infantry band, says the First Artillery
band, of Sacramento, is one of the finest
bands he has seen outside the regular
service.
The Controller has drawn his warrant in
favor OF Sacramento county for So ,226 80,
for the support of aged INDECENT persons,
and 81 ,843 81 for the Protestant Orphan
Asylum.
Governor Bartlett has offered a reward of
$3.50 for the arrest and conviction of the
person or persons who murdered Patrick
Cronin, in Trinity county, on the ID of No
vember last.
Constab Tompkins, of Tulare, passed
through to Woodland yesterday, to get and
take back to Tulare one Frank Inman, who
skipped his bonds while awaiting trial for
embezzlement.
The only entries in the station house
last night were those of Maggie Stanley,
Tor malicious mischief Surrendered her
self; and James McGibney, by officers bic
and Franks, for battery upon C. Duffy.
The open-air concert announced for last
evening did not take place, but was post
poned until next Tuesday evening, owing
to the death of Mrs. Sarah f. Johnson,
mother of Frank T. Johnson, one of the
Concert Committee.
This years pack of the Capital Carnery,
in this city, which will be double that of
last season, has already been sold, and the
establishment could dispose OF more than
it has the ability to put up.
The average Signal Service temperature
yesterday was $50, being 40 cooler than the
normal for that day. The highest and
lowest was $40 and 53o, with fresh to gentle
southerly winds and clear weather.
The United States Railroad Commission
ers, who have been making careful ex-
animation of the California and Oregon
Railroad as far north as Coles, have COM
pleted their inspection and will return this
morning.
Mr.. Neale, leader of the First Artillery
band, has noticed the slow tempo of their
quicksteps, and Monday, before drill at
Camp Sheehan, took his band out for re-
hearsal, practicing a cadenza of 120 steps to
the minute, the same as used by the regu-
lars.
The steamers San joaquin No. 3, Gov
ernor Dana and Neponset arrived from the
upper Sacramento yesterday with grain
the ID. f. Knight, from Marysville. for San
Francisco. with grain, and the San JOAQUIN
No. 4, fsom San Francisco with merchan-
disc.
The Folsom Telegraph says Wonder if
Mr.. Pitcher mas ever studied the habits of
the animal commonly known as the
boomerang? 1t is said to be an onery crit
ter to monkey with, and somebody ought
to tell Mr.. Filcher to take his doctor with
him."
The baseball game at Camp Sheehan,
Santa Cruz, yesterday, between nine from
the First Artillery Regiment and picked
nine from Santa Cruz, is spoken of in
dispatch as having been the most exciting
game ever played in that city. The Santa
Cruz players won in the last inning with a
score of y to II.
Fish Commissioner Reuter- says that the
streams in Ell Dorado county are being
stocked with trout The rocks in the
American at Salmon Falls are to be blown
ont with dynamite, and next season salmon
will run up that stream. The Board of
Supervisors Of Ell Dorado county are in
terestlng themselves in piscatorial matters.
In the case of w. H. Whitmore, arrested
on the complaint of F. H. Clemens, man.
ager of the New Home Sewing Machine
Company, for misappropriating moneys
belonging to said company, referred to in
yesterdays RECORD UNION, The defendant
was discharged on paying over the amount
collected. together with the costs of Court,
etc.
Last Sunday evening there was little
pistol practice at Davisville but no one was
hurt. John Chapel had a disagreement
with j. Dougherty, in the latters saloon.
He went away, but returned with some
others after the saloon had been closed, and
endeavored to force an entrance, when
Dougherty fired upon them. Chapel has
since been arrested.
Deputy Sheriff Riley, who took pris-
oner to the Folsom Prison from San Fran
cisco yesterday morning, brought down
yesterday afternoon three convicts whom
be was conveying to the Asylum at Napa,
they having become insane, viz: jeremiah
Murphy, sent from Santa Clara county
George Campbell, from Sacramento, and
All Wing, from San Francisco.
A gentleman who was recently at the
scene of war between the Chinese who are
disputing the ownership of a mining claim
at Blue Ravine, about three-quarters of a
mile from Mormon Island, states that there
is danger of trouble there at any time.
Both of the companies claiming the prop
erty are working upon it, and both have
white watchmen hired, and also several
highbinders as fighters. If the working
parties come together, or collision is
caused in any manner, there will be big
fight, as all employed about the claim are
heavily armed.
MARRIAGE CHIMEs.-A large party of
relatives and friends assembled at the resi-
dence of John Studarus, near REUTERS, on
yesterday to witness the marriage of his
second daughter, Miss Lizzie, to Edgar C.
Gruhler, one of Sacramentos popular
young gentlemen. The ceremony, which
was solemnized by Rev. DR.. Ollie at II
A. NJ, was followed by sumptuous COLA
ton. The bridal presents were very num-
erous costly and tasteful. Among those
present besides the families of the bride
and groom were noticed Mr. and Mrs
Chas Robin, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gallatin, |
Mr.. Kleinsorge, Mr.. Hanlon, Miss
Mrs. Barton. The newly married
pair departed in the afternoon for a two
weeks wedding tour. They will reside in
Los Angeles, where Mr.. Gruhler, who has
long been valued salesman with the firm
of Mr. Robin, will engage in business
INQUEST UPON CHINAMAN-It Las been
reported in the city for day OF two that
Chinaman was shot and severely wounded
last Friday by a member of thrashng
crew working upon ranch on the Cosum-
mes, but no particulars could be ascer-
tanned. Last evening dispatch was re-
ceived at the Coroner's office from Justice
Anderson, at Folsom, which probably re.
iers to the case: Chinaman, shot near
Slough House, died here to-day The
Justice was directed by telegraph to hold
an inquest in the case.
THE CRY LIBRARY.-The public library
will be closed for the annual cleaning for
about two weeks, commencing Monday
morning, August 22d. 1t will reopen Sat
urday, September Sd. No fines will accrue
on books which may become due while the
library is closed, but all such books must
be returned on or before September 9Th